Responsive Website Development and Design

Sara May 08, 2020
Responsive Website Development and Design


WHAT YOU WILL LEARN


  • Modern full-stack web development
  • Reactive / multi-user web applications
  • APIs and animation
  • Collaborative multi-user experiences

SKILLS YOU WILL GAIN


  • HTML/CSS
  • Mongodb
  • Meteor
  • APIs
  • JavaScript
  • Jquery
  • Html
  • Cascading Style Sheets (CCS)
  • Responsive Web Design
  • Routing
  • Web Development

About this Specialization

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Responsive web design is all about creating the best user experience regardless of whether a user is accessing your site from a desktop computer, a mobile phone, or a tablet.

This Specialization covers the basics of modern full stack web development, from UX design to front-end coding to custom databases. You’ll build foundational skills in a full range of technologies, including HTML/CSS, JavaScript, and MongoDB, and you’ll learn to implement a reactive, multi-user web application using the meteor.js framework. We’ll also touch on more advanced topics, such as APIs, data visualization, and animation.

You will add several projects to your portfolio to demonstrate your skill and growth throughout this Specialization. You will create web pages using basic elements to control layout and style, use responsive web design principles to take a site from wireframe to website, implement security features, and create collaborative multi-user experiences. Just like any professional full stack web developer, you will build accessibility and usability into your responsive websites.
Applied Learning Project

Upon completing the five courses in the Responsive Website Development and Design Specialization, along with the Capstone Project, you’ll have designed and launched your own fully-functioning, responsive web application.

In the capstone project, you will:

1. Develop a complete website using the full range of skills learned during the specialization

2. Work through a structured process from idea generation to product delivery

3. Document and receive feedback on the development of your project from an idea to a fully functional piece of software in a series of structured assignments including peer interactions

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